Campus Chatter: Curious Student Tales At Red Dance
A long list of campus anecdotes describes giggles in biology, unusual badminton play, whispers about waist measurements, a bank incident for ads, a cousin named Chewy, and various students' quirky actions. Entries mention names like Molly Hornsby, Moll Bowers, and Linda Burke with playful notes on attire, notices, and mischief in classes and the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Bowers
Barbara Sanders
Lynette Bishop
Franz Graf
Larry Guenther
Sally Sholes
Jerry Schweers
Chewy
Rodgers Roberts
Mike Cox
Scott
Mic
Mac
Trent Poole
Tommy Travis
Lee
Norman Woods
Tanya Mann
Linda Burke
Lee Horacefield
Linda
Steve Coburn
Don Hodges
Theron Waddell
Theron
David Kadjar
Linda Maignaud
Lynda Tucker
Lynda
Buddy Prince
Mike Hayes
Wayne Oakes
Louise Tallent
Sharon Jesse
Nancy Dailey
John William Smith
Circle K Elects New Members and Plans Activities
Larry Maher announces Circle K new members including Duke Colley Roger Stuart Wayne Hooper Mike Mullins James Stone Craig Townsend Eddie Franklin Burton Burrus Bobby Paulson Pat Tobin Mike Lawless Craig Dunagan. Officers named with ongoing leaders. meetings every Friday at 1 p.m. Gamma Phi Kappa plans pictures at Kohltfarber Studio for Lee Log. slumber party October 14. Halloween Dance October 29 co sponsored with the Rebs. Rebel Ranglers sponsor hayride October 1 La Porte to San Jacinto Battlegrounds. Ranglers draft calendar. club jackets ordered October 7 with arrival pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Maher
Circle K
Duke Colley
Roger Stuart
Wayne Hooper
Mike Mullins
James Stone
Craig Townsend
Eddie Franklin
Burton Burrus
Bobby Paulson
Pat Tobin
Mike Lawless
Craig Dunagan
Larry Crain
Virgil Tiemann
Billy Hartless
Mike Cox
Wayne Fortenberry
Larry Guenther
George Donnelly
Tommy Stewart
Ken Perdue
Terry Gillum
Sally Sholes
Gamma Phi Kappa
Kohltfarber
Lee Log
Anna Faltisek
Gammas
Pat Keller
Kay Clark
Minnie Heintschel
Elaine Ghormly
Jerrie Lawrence
Lucy
Rebel Ranglers
Ranglerettes
Lee
la Porte
San Jacinto Battlegrounds
Nolan Bounds
Ranglers
Rangler Board of Directors
Notable Books for Readers and Students
A catalog of titles across history, politics, literature, and education. Highlights include The President by Edwin Corwin, The Two-Party System in the U S by William Goodman, The Spirit of Seventy-Six by Commanger and Morris, The Anatomy and Action of the Horse by Lowes Luard, The Way It Was by Harold Loeb, The Later Plantagenets by Green, Learn More With Less Effort by George Dudycha, Twisted Tales From Shakespeare by Richard Armour, The Ugly American by William Lederer, The Elements of Style by William Strunk, The Picture History of the U S Navy by Roscoe and Freeman, The Rainmaker by N Richard Nash, and The World of William Faulkner by Ward Miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Corwin
William Goodman
U. S
Henry Steele Commanger
Richard B. Morris
Lowes Luard
Harold Loeb
Broom
Hemingway
Stein
Millay
W. H. H. Green
George Dudycha
Shakespeare
Richard Armour
William Lederer
Southeast Asia
William Strunk
U. S. Navy
Theodore Roscoe
Fred Freeman
N. Richard Nash
Ward Miner
William Faulkner
Faulkner
Yoknapatawpha
La Porte High School Graduate Mike Wadsworth Plans UT Career
Valerie Neeley profiles Mike Wadsworth, La Porte High School alumnus and former baseball manager and cartoonist for The Orange Pup. He leads the Rebel Ranglers as president and pursues aviation as a lifelong hobby. He will study business at the University of Texas next year to prepare for a future in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte High School
The
Orange Pup
Mike Wadsworth
Rebel Ranglers
Mike
University of Texas
Linda Mills A Lee Campus Favorite With Broad Involvement
Linda Mills blends energy and visibility on the Lee campus as a long time cafeteria figure. A Pasadena High School graduate she served on BEACON LOG and Lantern staffs and in student government while active in Girls Athletic Association Future Homemakers Baptist Student Union and the acapella choir. She enjoys bowling and piano and plans to study elementary education at Lamar Tech or San Marcos State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Linda Mills
Pasadena High School
Beacon
Linda
Girls’ Athletic Association
Future Homemakers of America
LOG
Baptist Student Union
Lamar Tech
San Marcos State College
Lee College student clubs elect officers and plan events
Tanya Mann becomes president of Le Cercle Francais as Marcia Beaugh, Patsy Holcomb, and Teddy Railsback join the officer slate with Mrs. Lynn O’Hagan as sponsor. Debaters elect Theron Waddell as president and plan about ten debates across the state. Red-Belles elect new cheerleaders and yell leaders prepare for the season opener. BSU selects Troy Woodall as president and outlines officers and a Baylor University convention trip with twenty students signed up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanya Mann
le Cercle Francais
Marcia Beaugh
Patsy Holcomb
Teddy Railsback
Lynn O’hagan
Lee College
Theron Waddell
Larry Kelley
Mary Helen McFerren
Clarence Schultz
Belles
Kay Clark
Lee
Carolyn Gunter
Reb Belles
Carolyn Manuel
Sara Lusk
Anna Hurt
Joan Whitehead
Carol Englehardt
BSU
Troy Woodall
Baptist Student Union
Joe Barnes
Jackie Laidler
Jimmie Herring
Delores Clark
Rena Schrock
BSU Center
Mike Lawless
Burton Burrus
Baylor University
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Hanna Vee
Molly Hornsby
Molly
Darrell Kleypas
MR. Johnson
Harry O’brien
Holcomb
Kiwanis Club
By Cynthia Boudloche
By Valerie Neeley
Student National Education Association
Curtis Herring
Little Auditorium
Reb-Belles
Jo Ellen Sission
Galena Park
Gayle Fleming
Baytown
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